Difference between revisions of "Talk:Parasite Experiment ontology"
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*Definition of "hybridization" uses the terms "microarray" and "Southern blot" but the terms "microarray" and "Southern blot" are never defined. | *Definition of "hybridization" uses the terms "microarray" and "Southern blot" but the terms "microarray" and "Southern blot" are never defined. | ||
− | *Definition of labelling refers to radioactive marker, but we often use fluorescent and chemoluminescent labeling/detection methods. Perhaps just "detectable marker" would be better. -- ''' | + | *Definition of labelling refers to radioactive marker, but we often use fluorescent and chemoluminescent labeling/detection methods. Perhaps just "detectable marker" would be better. -- '''This definition is revised. Please take a look and let us know if that is OK.''' |
*The definition of "kinetoplast position" uses the terms kinetoplast and nucleus, but these are not defined even in the other ontologies. | *The definition of "kinetoplast position" uses the terms kinetoplast and nucleus, but these are not defined even in the other ontologies. |
Revision as of 18:11, 26 May 2010
- KO plasmid and KO construct plasmid have the same definition. ---- Aren't they both same?
- KO plasmid appears twice, once under the I's and once under the K's
- Definition of "protein group number" uses the term "protein group" but "protein group" is never defined. ---This is a good point. Can you please add a little more details on this and hybridization as you mention below?
- Definition of "hybridization" uses the terms "microarray" and "Southern blot" but the terms "microarray" and "Southern blot" are never defined.
- Definition of labelling refers to radioactive marker, but we often use fluorescent and chemoluminescent labeling/detection methods. Perhaps just "detectable marker" would be better. -- This definition is revised. Please take a look and let us know if that is OK.
- The definition of "kinetoplast position" uses the terms kinetoplast and nucleus, but these are not defined even in the other ontologies.